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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-02


New York and cities north aud east. on
demand. g. discount buying, par selling
New York and principal cities north and
east, three days grace, ~ discount buying
par selling New orleans, g. discount buy
ing par selling
The lDcal cotton market CLOSED firm, with
sales :. loo bales, The exporters taking 1850
bales aud the spinucrs ., 40 bales. New Or
leans spot. closed quiet, with futures on
point Liverpool spots are quiet and rather
easter and futures up points. New York spots
src DAN, vi,h Futures ~ = 90 points A..
csrding To Grccnc 4 cos rcpor, the strength
Of the contract markc, ior cotton remained
practically unimpaitcd, anil the general ten
dcncy ol-Ealuc, NaS-an il.s advance scale.
After gaining Ia points, rates set ofi
small fraction, but closed about steady.
The Commercial Bulletin In IN cotton nrii
Gle, IT the 3lst ultimo, states that q revision
az opinion has taken place on crop estimate,
with something In the ncirhborhood II
GOoo,OD bales getting 60 bc a figure "
greater puputrity than u vas n short time
ago.
In the New York grocery market teas and
spices ac somewhat neglected. rice has
gained fmctionally la value. aud all sweets
ARE ON the upward inclination, with sugar In
particular stiiicning. The questioned sugar
'trust' continues u dehatahle one, hut no
new features arc shown, aud there Is ne A.
surancc that such an organization exists
Coffee, after fcycrish market, appears to b,
ON better basis, though the speculative Gle
ment Il likely nj any moment, ~ uncNpcct
cdly alter tone The local general market
arr steady and unchanged.
The lradstrcct agency reports 2i3 failure
IN the United States during the week cndin,
October -, 1857. against ip5 la the preceding
week, and 2i0, iOG, 2ls, aud 80 In the CORE
spending weeks II iSsa 1855, 1854, aud iSsy
respectively Middle States, ~. New Eng
land States, a. Southern States, a; West
cm States, 20. Pacific States aud territories
~, Canada, ., Total in the United State,
and Canada rs
ipruuts.
Two hundred and nny hrls apples. ",
tks bran ~ Pig. butter. 30 MILLS bagf.ng
l@ pkg bacon. SnD pklr boots and Shoe.
Loo bu corn. 80 pkg cheese 80 IS coffee
21l ~. cotton SEED. ~ cars cotton seed
10 brl, cement 2A pkFs dry goods ~ pkg
.iu,s, 80 brls nour. 90 hale. hay, 90 pkg
hats. 2, bead cattle, ~, Pkg lard 5000 lee
lumber ID Ikr, liquor, 10 hrls lime, ~
bfls meal % hrl, mplns,os, 90 kcrs nail.
a'V0 bu oats. - hrls onions 4,I1 bris puta
I toes, Bear pork sides. ~ pkps rice. . hhd
I ,nEaf, "1 hfl' sugar OB pigs tobacco ~
l,N0 bu wheat ~ bead hors.
ELEVATOR nTronrs
The following shows the amount 81 graf
received. Withdrawn aud IN store by rrruln
elcvaiur, ~ reported Ia the Merchants ~
change ioiay Wheat IN store, 1881 bt
Corn a. store, iOi hu. Oats received l. Nj
bu. withdrawn, as bu, in store. a.. 10 bt
Bonds aud stocks.
he following list is corrected rcrularl
mi l.. /. a "a.
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Drain. Prs,i.,os. aud oroeer,es.

81. loris. Nov Flour Very dull and
unchanged. Wheat Opened firm aud nuct.
atci ouly &c all morning closing ,c higher
than Yesterday. No . nd, cash, 7tasc. No.
ycmbcr 5i'fa5iisc, closing nt 7Is.c; he.
ccmhcr. 52ism7Jkc, closing NJ 73isc; May.
80 .Ct>DAc, closing at O',c.
Corn-firm. cash, 3sa.@ll's c November.
ls,,@3S'ic, closing at S''sc; December,
SIZE May, liishliLc closing NJ arc.
Unchanged; cash 2ta.c. November.
2l,sc; May, 2sisc. Rye steady nj isr
harley Strung. ranging from "a To Sc.
Bmn-Strong at O'Ic. Corn mcal-stcady at
SiW.
Ilay-pull; prime timothy il2@iC. prairie.
tsail.
Egg.-iG,. Battcr-unthanrci. cream.
cry. 21@Sic, dairy, iGCn1lc
Provisions Lower. Pork summer cured.
fl2 ~. Lad-b 10. Dry alt meats
BoNcl shoulders, a. IaHi long clcars.
81 5000 -. clear ribs, o. 1OHB ~ short
clears. 81 pd7 Bac0n-lloNcl shoulders.
a. So. long clears, A. 500 90 ~. clear ribs.
a. ~. short clear, TlaN l2'.. Hams
STEADY at ilmi2hc. J
Rpccipis-Flour. u 0On. wheat. 70 O1O corn
7l,Unl oats 5i,UOl rye LuJb harley. 2lUn
shipments-tlour HOO wheat aOil
corn, roo oats, 1900 Itc none, barley.
iOUp.
Afternoon no,rl: Wheat Strour. No.
ycmhcr 1iA.c December itmi3Nr bid.
NAV. soisc. Com-Firm, November. 3,i,c
bid. December, size lid May, iii.c. Oai,
Steady.
Cmc,ao, H.. Nov. 1.-The chief feature
VI interest on the board ~ trade va, the
smnllncss II the deliveries There was only
2j.Op bushels Vt wheat going around on the
morning delivery. Torn aud provisions
Wcfr pmu iically nothing of 40. The light.
nc,s of this monthly delivery was q cause ol
general comment, and indicative that ihcrr
were very lew open. oy,obrr contracts.
rmdinr Jumped from Ociuhgr Ia December.
them hsine a marked disposition ~ irnorr
November The provision trade attmctcd
more than ordinary attention Under the
lead II January pork WHICH was 'bullcl'
by u couple ~ prominent speculative
traders. who failed To rrii' ou th,ir hold
iur, on ln,t weeks bulge, iIr cuirc market
as,uinr,l d sl'ong front The future market
showed decided strength, aud January, the
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stage of the Iti,cr..

OFFICIAL si0yAt SEnytCT, 4. g A.
MlArnis Nov. I, pm. 4
The following observations are taken At all ia.
tinus named nj IS meridian time, which Ia one
hour Inter than Mgmuhit lime
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AFEyER SORE CURED.

must extend 20 YOU the thanks uf one Of my
customers, who has been cured, by using the cur
CURA REMEDIES, OF an old sore, caused by u long
spell Of sickness or fever eight years ago. He was
50 bad he fearful he would have 10 have hlslcg
amputated but Is happy 10 say he is now entirely
well-sound ~ dollar lie requests me 20 ute his
name which II II. n. CAsON, merchant Of this
place. JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
GainsborO, Tenn.
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]. W. ADAMS.
HEAD. FACE AND BODY RAW.

Icommenccd to use your CuTICuRA REMEDIES
Inst July. My head and face and some parts Of my
body were almost nav. My head was covered with
Scabs and sores mud my suffering was fearful.
had tried everything had heard 81 in the east and
west. My case WIS considered a very bad one.
have now not Il particle Of skin Humor about me-
and my case Is considered wonderful.
DECATUR, Mich Mas. y. T.. wHIPPLE.
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Sold everywhere. Price CurcrRA. Sc.; soar,
DC: CUTiCrRA lusoLvENr, 81 Prepared by the
PurTER DRuO AND CHEMICAL Co, BOstOn.
30 Send for "lIow o. Cure skin Diseases" CT
nnrns 20 illm.lmiinn.. md 100 icglLmnnlnls
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HAy-Choioc, from store S3stgoc; chr load
from lcycc or depot tiU0tl1 20, prime Store.
S0gSc, car load from loyee or depot ilis
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Cotton seed Prohnct..

extra saddle, .s2o0@3oO; plugs, $4O@75i
TeNas ponies, $4,000
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KIDNEY PAINS

TINTED with the loyclicst dellcnry is the skin
lin preserved with CUItcURA INDICATED soar.
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L0SBoS, Nov !, p. m.-Thc amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance today Is 1900 pounds.
BANK CLEAniNGs.
Cnc,Go, H.. Nov l.-Eank clcarings 10.
day were s975i,0O
Nav Yong, Nov. Rank clcarings today
were sl3s, az, i57; balances $500
B,LriNoHr Nd. Nov. hank clearing,
today were t2,iE, SOS. balances, klj9,7lO
Borov, Mas, Nov. i.-Iink clcnrings 10.
day were fl7,7Ol,5ls. balances, 81, $50 lgJ.
81 loris No. Nov 1.-The bank clear.
ing- today we're O., Oj7,g70, balances, S3i5, 6l5.
PiuL,urLrni,. Pa. Nov bank clear.
ing' today were $iO,g2l, jOi. balances, o..
1Us. 5JG
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Ilonds aud stocks.

The following list is corrected regularly
and may be regarded a. the latest quotation.
nANk AInlka
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Pratt Coal aud Iron inst Ts............. 10 ....
CITY OF New Orleans premium 5s........... ~ ....
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The following shows the amount 81 grain
fcccivcd Withdrawn and In store by regular
slcvaiur, ~ reported Ia the Merchants rN.
change t"day Wheat IN store. i532i bu.
Corn ~ store, iO5 bu Oats received, /. a.i
bu, withdrawn, itss bu. in store. Ul. 40 bu.
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Saving the Lawyers.

The first thing we do, let's kill all
the lawyers, This is rather blood
thirsty proposition, which we modify
by Offering to cure this worthy elias,
OF people. Most of them suffer in
common with nearly all others Of se.
dentary habits, from the injurious
effects Of dyspepsia, indigestion. piles.
loss Of appetite, and other ailment,
caused by constipated habit of the
body. DR. Pierces Pleasant Pur.
gatiye Pellets eradicate all these
disorders in promptly removing the
cause thereof, and induce rare de-
gree Of comfort and health.
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agricultural.
WHY SMALL FARMERS ARE PROS.
PEROlS.

We often had occasion to call at
tentlon to the fact that those who
are accustomed to call ''slnall farm
ers are generally the most prosper,
Gus in the South. They are not SO
because small farms are very limited
operations are in themselves. best,
but because these farmers are work
ing III harmony with circumstances
They have accepted the situation,
and put their own hands to the
plough. Having small capital, and
often very limited knowledge and
skill, they go safely as they see the
way clearly before them. The large
planter on the contrary, often with
out any capital at all OF his own, at
tempts on borrowing money Cat fear
fully high rate OF Interest," to con
duct large operations, without close
ly counting the costs or the risks,
and fail as any sound minded man,
not infatuated with cotton, would
see that he must. This does not
prove that small farms and small
farming are necessarily most profita-
bic, but that our operations, both as
to method and to extent, must cor
respond with our capital and other
circumstances. Rural Carolinian.
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A POOR FARMER.


as there IS nothing for me to do
at home, | will 20 to town and see
what IS going on, says "a poor farmer.
No other ever use such language. 1t
is a poor farmer, indeed, who can not
always fluid something to do at home.
Such one will never find that farm
ing pays. lie bad rather sit on dry
goods boxes at the store, and "bot-
tom chairs at some hotel or saloon,
than remain at home about his bust
ness. He is naturally indolent,
mentally and physically. Besides,
he is mentally blind, or he would al
ways be able to see something to be
done at home, no matter what the
weather may be: and he would also
see that loafing and sitting around in
the village could never make a sue
cessful farmer If there is nothing
to do at the barn, the corn house. or
in the stable, he can pretty general
ly find something to do in the house.
Probably the cellar or the stuff stored
in it demands his attention and
there is his wife, drudging from day
light until bed time, and perhaps
past the time when she ought to be
in bed-he can always do something
to help her out, and she will be very
grateful for little aid, if it is moth
ing more than pealing mess of po-
tatoes or rocking the cradle. We
have no patience with the man who
can find nothing to do at home. He
IS failure, a miserable failure. He
brings suffering to all connected with
him, ami everything alive around
him suffers IRON his neglect. He
will fail, and ought to fail. The in
tclllgent, competent farmer never
goes to town unless he has business
there and when his business is done.
he goes home and finds something to
do.
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Albany News and Advertiser
Farm tenants are seeking to perfect
their arrangements for another year
early, and there is a disposition with
most OF them to stay where they are.
This is a good indication. The often
er they break up the less liable are
they to surround themselves with
home comforts and little convenlences.
The time will soon come when ten
ants will see the importance Of max
ing longterm leases. 1t will be best
tor both landlord and tenant. The
tenant can, under a long term lease,
with feeling Of security in the al
most permanent enjoyment of them,
go ahead and make improvements
that will contribute to his iamilys
pleasure and comfort.
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No thrifty farmer will permit
coarse weeds, thistles briars or brush
es of any kind to grow by the road
side adjoining his fields. One or
two days work each year for two or
three years with stout bush scythe
will cause these Improbable varie-
ties OF vegetation to give place to
valuable grasses.
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Good stock is as absolutely essen
tai to success in farming, as is good
tools. No progressive farmer can
afford to do without either.

Table cloths that are beginning to
break can be cut up into napkins.
hemmed nicely, and used for every
day, especially if there are children.
Some may be made into large towels
to keep to lay over accidents that
betall fresh table cloths; and these.
in turn. make nice wash and pantry
cloths.
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ShGriff'S Sales for Nov.

viii he sold before the Court House
door in the city of Marietta, Cobb county
Ga, during the legal hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in November 1887, the fol-
lowing p operty to.wit:
Lot Of land No. IS in the 18th district
and "a section of Cobb county, Ga. Lev.
ed on as the property of James NJ Bolan
to satisfy tax fl ia issued against him for
his State and county taxes for the year 1856.
Also at the same time and place, lot of
land No. 9l4 in the 10th district and 9nd
section otCobb county Ga Levied on as
the property of Mollie Scroggins to satisfy "A
Justice court fl ia issued from the sg8th
district G. NJ. OF said county in favor of
John I Billiard VS. said Mollie Scroggips
Levy made and returned to me by w, II
Hollitield L. G
Also, at the same time and place, lot of
land No 1O8, in the 10th district and 2nd
section Of Cobb county, Ga Levied on as
the property OF Sam Jones. deceased. and
now in the hands Of Alex Miller, EXT Of
said Sam mes to satisfy Justice Court
fl ia issued from the 91lth district, G. NJ
of said county, in favor of w. F. Dean vs.
Alex Miller. Ext OF said Sam Jones
deceased. Said ii ia now controlled by J.
B. Blackwell, transleree
A. T CORYELL. Sheriff
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virtue of an order of the court of or
binary of Cherokee county, Ga. will be
sold beio the court house door in Mar ct
ia. Ga during the legal hours OF sale. on
the first Tuesday in November next. thirty
acres OF lot of land NJ. IS and 'ot No 40
in the 10th dist and 2nd section of Cobb
county, containing in the aggregate 70
acres more or less, and sold as the proper>
~ OF John W. McClesky, late of Cherokee
county, deceased, for the benefit Of the
heirs aud creditors OF said deceased Terms
one fourth cash one fourth in twelve
mtn ths, and balance in twenty four
months with interest on deferred payments
This Sept 27th, 1887
J. = KINNETT. admir-.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue If an order of the court of Or
binary Of Cobb county will be sold before
the court house door Of said county on the
first Tnesday in November next, between
the usual hours of sale lot Of land number
four hundred and ihirty-eirht, (43S) in hrst
district and first section of Milton county.
Sold as the property Of Hardy Strickland,
deceased. for benefit Of heirs OF said de-
ceased. Terms Gosh Sept. 2Stb. 1887.
j. r HUMPHREYS,
J ID. STRICKLAND, ! Admrs.
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M A RIETT A
Opposite the Kennesaw House,

CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor
fVHE BEST OF VEHICLES. THE
safest of drivers and the fastest of
horses are always ready, night and da y for
hire. No man or woman or child eve j has
given me call in the past, who has been.
nor shall any ever in the future be, dssatis
fled with my teams or the men in my EN-
ploy Everything and every body about
me are No l.
have eheapened my charges proportion
ate TO the stringency of the times. For
references as to the truth OF what say, AS
20 the turneouts and charges, 20 to NV
friends, which means the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
the safety OF themselves. vehicles and
horses }. A G. ANDERSON.
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RE TO YOUNG \
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GE0RGIA-COBB COUNTY.

Whereas, S n. House, Guardian Of S
L NOEL, represents to the court in his Pc
tition, duly filed and entered on record,
that he has fblly settled with his ward
This is therefore TO cite all persons cons
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can why said guardian
should not be discharged from has guardi
arship and receive letters Of dismission on
the first Monday in November 1887
H. NJ HAMMETT. Ordinary.
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FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Notice..

Four erks aft r date application will
be made 20 the Courl Of Ordinary of Cobb
county TO- leave TO sell the real estate of
Hardy MITCHELL. late Of said county, deceas
ed. for the benefit of the heirs of said de
ceased. This Sept IS, 1881
w G. KEMP Adm r
De bonus non
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY.

GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY:
Mary Ann Carr, widow of Talbot Carr
deceasea having applied for, and have sci
apart by commissioners years support out
of the estate of said deceased and that the
same will be made the judgment OF this
court at the November term if no sufficient
cause be shown Sept 2Sth, 1887.
II. NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary
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GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

]. r. Humphres having in due form ap-
piled to me for letters OF administration up
on The estate of Z. G. Stansell. late OF said
c unity, decreased end will pass upon said
application on he first Mundav in Navem
her next tbs sept y H. 1857
II VI HAM 'ETr. Ordinary
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ILLS coop oLp srARp-RY
Marietta, Ga.

THIS GOOD OLD STARD-BY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what isclaimed
orit One Of the for the great popularity OF
the Mustang Liniment IS found in its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such "a medicine
The Lumberman needs it In case Of accident.
Th9 Housewife needs it for general family use.
The Canaler needs II for his toams and his men,
The Mechanic needs i always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs 1t In case OF emergency.
The Pioneer needs it-can't set along without It.
The Farmer needs it in his house, his stable.
and his stock yard
The Steamboat mnn ar the BOatmnn needs
1t in liberal supply ahoa and ashore.
The HOrse-i6ucicr needs it--it Is hi5 best
friend and safest reliance
The Stock grower needs tilt VIII save him
thousands Of dollars and a world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs it and will need 1t 80
long as his life is round of accidents and dangers
The BaclSwOOdsmnn needs 1t. There is noth.
ing like it antidote for the dangers 20 life
limb and comfort which surround the pitaeer.
The Merchant needs It about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Eminent is wanted at once
Keep Bottle in the House. IT'S the best of
economy.
Keep Bottle in the Factory. Its immediate
use in case of accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep n Bottle Always In the stable fop
use when wanted,
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JUST OPENED
A new LIVERY STABLE.

w III UJI IOIUI.
Fine blo0ded, Kentucky horses, stylish,
gentle and sale, and reliable drivers to at
tend to them. New and elegant Carria. es.
Buggies, &c. Shall spare no pains or ex>
pense 20 conduct first>cass Livery Stable
and by courtesy, accommodation and reas>
enable prices t'y and give satisfaction TO
the public. solicit liberal share of pubs
lie patronage.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for
the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horses
CITY DRAT LINE,
l.. 5. Cox, Manager.
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Velvetia

viii remedy defects, and mpart VEL
NETl SURFACE to the Face, Neck. and
Arms. 1t speedily removes Freckles
Sallowness, and unsghtly Discoloration.
WARRANTED ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM Pol-
soNOus DRuGs. A Fragrant and Delight.
full Toilet Article for
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lOurs respectfully,
w A KENNEDY
SKELToN NAPlER.

EAToNToN, GA. June %, 1887
Capt. Reese ! have no besitancy in re-
commencing to any one, the Van Wrinkle
gin. have been ginning for the public
thirteen years. and the two 80 saw gins,
with condeusers and feeders which | now
use, give the best satisfaction The gin is
superior to any | ever used, and cheerful
ly recommend II TO any Who want to pur>
chase such machinery.
Yours, &c, G. ID. LEONARD.
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" EST IOINIl VA, sept. =, 1851.
Massrs E. Van Wrinkle & Co
Gents: We to-day started up the 60sav
gin feeder aud condenser by your direc>
tions 1t gave us not particle of trouble;
moi journal, heated OF. band slipped or came
of. Ii cleaned the seed perfectly, and
makes beautiful sample. If it wears
properly and well, all the conditions desir
ed in gin will be filed Respectfully,
w ORMR